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The authors present a general methodology for extracting regularity at any level of hierarchy, and explore the problem of digital system partitioning by extraction of regularity. They consider system-level partitioning to demonstrate that regularity can lead to reduced design costs. The digital system is modeled with cyclic directed graphs. A prototype system based on these ideas has been built. Some examples are discussed.<>